You can always get foam insulating sleeves to wrap your pipes as well and that may be a more cost effective solution.

Your best bet is to try and get a TLO account, like myself, or an Experian account, like John, and roll up your sleeves and manually skip trace your leads.

Also common is a stub of conduit going up to the panel (slang is a sleeve) new service wire NOW has to be conduit (creating shedule)I called 811 in hopes they would identify the powerlines leading up to the vault box but they said they'll only check the area you have marked off for digging. 

It’s hustle, grind, rolling up your sleeves, DIY mentality, and an extreme sense of urgency.If that doesn’t sound fun, sell it.  

In fact I did the opposite and roll my sleeves up, dug my feet deeper into the ground, and continue to push and shove my way forward.

Sometimes you are able to sleeve this pipe (they insert and expand a liner (another pipe) inside the existing cast iron pipe) and buy additional life for your lateral.

I've done it once so far and came home covered in flooring adhesive every day (maybe that's my fault for wearing shorts and short sleeves haha)But floating wood/laminate is starting to grow on me.

I like the rentometer and zilpy.what else do you got up your sleeve Josh?

Takes some work to find the deals, but if you are willing to roll up your sleeves there is still value to be added on fix/flips, buy/holds.

I'm thinking about rolling up my sleeves and taking on the inner city low priced shacks.